How to Say ‘Make a note’ in Traditional Chinese
備註
bèi zhù
[bay-joo]
💬 Usage Tip: In Taiwan service contexts, [備註] is commonly used as a verb meaning "add a note," as in [幫您備註]. You'll also see it as a noun, like [有什麼備註嗎？].
Phrase Breakdown
備註
bèi zhù
[bay-joo]
note; remark; special note
Used for adding a note to a reservation, such as birthday, anniversary, or seating requests.
請幫我在訂位上加一個備註。
Please add a note to my reservation.
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